The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-01-28
JANUARY JINoLEs.
Beautiful weather for a week past.

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Don't fail to remember the fair of tn,
nre department, next month.
de Bauemfiend, the White Lake has,
ballist, has gone to st. Paul to reside.
The Buds Of Promise" is the nam,
OF childrcns society in Plankinton.
DR.. Milliron will visit White Lake
professionally, to-day and tomorrow.
Bryant Coffee has moved his restau
rant to the corner of Maine and Second
streets.
j. N. Barkee is making rosewood
and mahogany desk for the use of the
city dads.
Rev. j. w. Bell will preach on "The
Way of Salvation" at the NJ. Z. church
next Sunday.
Most young men can be made to en-.
brace religion-if it is cnshrouded in tho
form of pretty girl.
Mr.. Louis Richards tells us that he has
secured an excellent crop of Missouri
ice for next seasons use. His house is
chock full OF it, too.
The Miller saloons are selling two
glasses of beer for five cents-now hold
on; don't all 80 at once.
The man or woman who is truly happy
in marriage or home relationship never
bothers with the affairs of others.
nv,
The latest insurance scheme East is
the organization of horse insurance
association on the cooperative plan. a
A few of DR.. Millirou's friends remind
ed him. Thursday evening. that it was his
birthday, with pleasant little surprise
party.
The snow has been very deep and loose
in Buffalo county and the roads cores
pondingly bad. Plenty of snow makes
good crops.
Good news at last hos come" is the
way Harker & Bird announce their sale
Of the Wcthcrcll & Kent stock. Sec ad
in this issue
Our dealers in agricultural implements
are already overhnuling machinery in
preparation for the spring trade now
close at hand
When two people get married instead
OF giving them a charipari folks ought to
fire cannon, to remind them that the
battle of life has begun.
The funeral services of Katy May
Packard took place at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last, very large con-
course of friends attending.
At this season Of the year the size Of q
horse blanket measures the size of the
soul of the owner of the horse it covers.
No blanket, no soul; only a gizzard.
The dullness of trade usually following
the holidays does not seem to prevail in
kimball this year. Our advertisers all
report better January trade than COM
mon.
The last number OF the Scientific
american contains cut of q new invent
ion for ladies use. consisting of u com
bincd stool and hustle. Tho world
moves.
Several farmers at or near Plankinton
have commenced suit against the Milwau-
kcc company for the loss of hay, grain
and other property from fire set by loco
motives.
I NJ |.Nfr rsyyNv, ,ss,y
per burying ground. Come and pay for
the lots where your friends are buried"
is the wording OF the Pukwana town
site mans advertisement in the Prsxs.
Mr.. T. Pattcc would like to know who
in thunder rAn team into his wire fence
the other night. Whoever it was must
have some badly cut horses to attend to-
Mr.. 'Pattec says.
The prospectus of that cxcellont daily,
the Sioux City Journal. appears in this
issue. 1t is SO well and favorably known
in this section that anything said in its
praise would be supcrfuous.
c. A. Getty. of White Lake, entered a
drug store at that place, purchased a
half ounce of aconitc and drank it i'm
mcdiately after. Tried to commit sui
eide, but they pumped him out and he
still lives.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Barker. Of Chamberlain,
will deliver an address on temperance at
the Methodist church, Sunday evening
next. The ladies of Kimball are cor
daily invited to be present and bring
their husbands.
The city dads held special meeting
Tuesday night to consider the case of
Jas. Byrne. ex-city marshal, who has
commenced suit against the city for
$11450 back salary. The case will be
tried at the next term of court.
A Aman in Banks county. Ga, Ate
three rabbits. two squirrels and fou.
partridges. and washed it down with six
cups OF coffee at one meal. He consid-
ers two pornds Of cheese, one pound OF
crackers and pint Of whisky good
lunch.
County Commissioner Moss informs
us that the board OF commissioners did
not refuse license to s. 4. Dorwart-as
stated in the GRAPHIc-but that Mr.
Dorwart did not send the money with
his application. consequently no license
was issued.
AS will be seen elscw here in to-day,
GRAPHIC, the Legislature has not changed
the date of penalty for the 1886 taxes
but has altered the amount of penalty
per cent attaches Feb. / on all unpait
| taxes and I per cent. a month addltiona
thereafter until July 1, at which date The
5 per cent. penalty attaches.
The GRAPHIC is in favor Of putting T,
heavy license on every peddler tina,
comes to town, irrespective of what they
sell. This may not be in accordance
| with the statute in all cases hut :giye il